- by Kaitlyn Dickinson
An overdose alert was issued yesterday stating that several suspected opioid overdoses have occurred in our region over the last few days. According to the Owen Sound Overdose Prevention Society, deaths related to an unregulated supply of drugs increased 56% in Grey-Bruce in 2020. More people died from the unregulated supply of drugs in 2020 in our region than from Covid-19. Our friends, family, neighbours and loved ones are dying at an alarming rate, and our community is far behind in efforts to prevent these tragedies. ...
- by Scott Parent
Rotenone is the piscicide most often used to kill fish, by inhibiting cellular respiration in mitochondria, which leads to reduced cellular uptake of oxygen. It affects most aquatic gill-breathing animals such as fish, amphibians and insects.
The federal government has given the green light to eradicating small mouth bass, labeled invasive ...
- by Anne Finlay-Stewart, Editor
The mock outrage from the Conservative Party of Canada (CPC) over an early election shows how much they are counting on the electorate's short memory.
The first notable Conservative ad in their social media, which some of their own MPs have ...
- by Anne Finlay-Stewart
We have heard some important words spoken over the past few months by people with power and authority in our community. Are our actions as a city living up to those words?
“This crosswalk creates a permanent visual show of support ...
This one is from the Gallup Organization's Place and Happiness Survey, detailed in Richard Florida's 2008 book "Who's Your City?" We've updated the vocabulary just a bit for 2021.
"How would you rate your city as a place to live for the following types of people?"
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